Or anything else what is modifying somehow the output of the GCC.
Otherwise you will suck like a gluttonous badger* like I did.

A.k.a torkos borz in hungarian.

Ma sikerrel portoltam az National Instruments 4050 PCMCIA DMM-hez gányolt gyári példaprogramokat egy Linux kernelmodullá.

Kód a szokásos helyen a googlekódon figyel:
http://code.google.com/p/ni4050/

Nem bírhattam ki hogy ne hegesszek hozá valami GUI-t Qt-ban természetesen:

A few libraries had been left from the new V6 Beta package, so installing it on nonSuse Linux Distributions could be a bit painful.

To install the missing stuff manually follow the steps below:

Download the beta package from here:
http://www.cadsoft.de/betatest/

Extract the contents from the installer by running:


sed -e '1,/^__DATA__$/d' eagle-lin-5.91.1-beta.run > eagle-lin-5.91.1-beta.tar.bz2


Then untar the archive wherever you would like to (to /opt for e.g.):


tar -xvjf eagle-lin-5.91.1-beta.tar.bz2


Then download the dependendant libraries which are not present neither in the installer nor in the distribution provided packages:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4295670/eagle_libs.tar.bz2

Extract the files to the eagle bin dir.

To run the program set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to contain the directory containing the libraries extracted above.

When you facing something similar compile error, make sure that you have been defined the CONFIG_MTD_DEVICE in your config header nt just the CONFIG_CMD_MTDPARTS.

My friend recently bought a Kudo Electronic switched pendulum clock from the ebay. After the receievment he had notified that the clock did not working. The problem was caused by the melted batteries. The acid and other chemicals had corroded the switching PCB, make it totally unrecoverable.

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